Refrigerator Repair
When the refrigerator starts acting up, every hour matters. All Set Appliance helps Milwaukee homeowners get back to cold drinks, fresh food, and peace of mind.
Common Refrigerator Problems
No cooling in one or both sections
Leaking water onto the floor
Frost build up inside the freezer section
Ice maker stopped working
Condenser coils covered in dust
Door seal(s) ripped
Noisy and noise stops once you open the door
We Repair All Major Refrigerator Brands
Whirlpool
LG
KitchenAid
GE
Samsung
Maytag
Frigidaire
Bosch
Take Their Word For It
“When my LG refrigerator broke I
called All Set Appliance. They responded promptly to my call, came out within 24 hours, and fixed my fridge. They were knowledgeable, professional, and trustworthy in their service. I would recommend them highly for appliance repair.”
— Jamuna W., Fridge Customer“Jesse is the best person to call if you have an appliance issue. He came to our home for our Samsung refrigerator, which developed water in & under the veggie drawers. The courtesy, efficiency, and expertise with which Jesse handled each appliance was simply wonderful. I highly recommend his service. You can trust him 100%.”
— Betsy L., Fridge Customer
“Jesse has been an efficient, reliable and trustworthy appliance guy for us over the past few years. He’s solved problems with multiple high-end appliances, including our Sub-Zero refrigerator. He gives well-justified recommendations, works quickly, and the quality of his repairs has stood the test of time.”
— Mark K., Fridge Customer Refrigerator Repair FAQs
Why is my refrigerator not cooling or only the freezer or fridge section working?
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Poor cooling can be caused by dirty condenser coils, failed fans, thermostat issues, a bad compressor relay, sealed system problems, or airflow restrictions between compartments. If only one section of the unit is working, it’s usually defrost components or blocked airflow. A professional tech should be able to diagnose and help in either situation.
Why is frost building up inside my freezer?
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Frost buildup is commonly caused by door seals that are not sealing, frequent door openings, defrost system failure, or airflow issues. If you’re noticing this issue start to damage your food, call for a repair.
Why is my refrigerator noisy, but the noise stops when I open the door?
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Let’s start here: You’re not crazy and you’re not just hearing things. This is an issue we’ve seen a lot and it often points to an evaporator fan motor issue. When the door opens, the fan may stop running, which is why the noise goes away.
Should I repair or replace my refrigerator?
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Most refrigerators last around 10 to 15 years depending on the brand, maintenance, and usage. In our experience, replacing fans, seals, valves, sensors, or common cooling components tends to be more affordable than replacing the entire unit, especially for newer or higher-end refrigerators.